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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1915
Page
13
Kalem films another serial featuring Marguerite Courtot as a resourceful heiress who funds charitable ventures and helps the distressed. The first episode is slated for October 22, with one act installments released weekly on Fridays, promising high quality production.
Eve Ansell writes the scenario for Richard Carvel in collaboration with Fred J. Dalbofer head of Quality Pictures Corporation. The film is set for release in the Metro program early this fall.
Wilbur, already a major box office draw, signs with Mutual to star in The Protest a three reel subject produced for the Mutual program at David Horsley’s Los Angeles studios. The actor, from a family of performers and tied to William H Crane, rose from Athens New York to screen fame.
The Bijou theater features the five act The Money Master with Jelne Edison and Moffatt, plus The Climbers by Clyde Fitch with Munson and George Soule Spen. Anna Orr appears in The Masked Dancer. A tale of wealth and poverty on New York’s East Side follows, focusing on Sterling’s downfall and Blanche’s rising prospects aided by Ned Warren.
Three Stars Richard Harding Davis presents Edward Earle Mabel Trunnelle and Marc MacDermott in a single program. Ridgley crafts a western atmosphere and a shift in Earle's role with light comedy. Trunnelle delights as a convent girl while MacDermott plays a clever bad man with a hidden crooked life.
Yona Landowska, born in Russia and trained in Paris under Mme Mariquita, pursued Oriental and Greek dance and later moved into film. Her early debut was in Switzerland with three years in Paris, and she soon joined moving pictures, appearing in Laemmle’s drama The Cry of the First Born.
At Selly Edendale studios producer Frank Beal begins work on a three reel adaptation of Richard Harris Davis’s short story The Cobrasata.
Jack Pickford, 18, has joined Selig Polyscope and travels toward the Pacific coast to act in upcoming productions. He has seven years in film, with Biograph Pathe Reliance and Famous Players stock companies, and has appeared in Wild Flower and The Love Route among others.
Frank Montgomery has been engaged to direct the Centaur feature in collaboration with Captain Jack Bonagita. The new animal picture is released in an advanced form on the Mutual program, with David Horsley joining the staff of motion picture pioneers.
The World Film Corporation presents Nat Goodwin in The Master Villains a five part photoplay based on Carroll Fleming drama at the Orpheum theater Monday. Goodwin, famed for versatile acting, is featured in a tale of treachery and shifting loyalties with a rich husband and fraught plots.
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